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DIY Stencil Tutorial: Paint a Linen Fabric Wall Finish

by Royal Design Studio
(IC: professional)
2 Materials
The elements of design that every room needs are color, pattern, and texture. But with so many elements, it can be hard to include each when you are decorating. Not to worry! We’ve got you covered! Wall Stencils and a unique wall finish is all you need to decorate with color, pattern, AND texture. In this DIY décor tutorial, we show you how to do the technique of dragging, or stria, which creates fabric-like texture to an otherwise smooth wall.
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Video Tutorial!
Supplies:
PAINT A LINEN FABRIC FINISH
STENCILING THE WALL
Stencils and Supplies from royaldesignstudio.com
And there you have it, folks! Texture is a key element to creating a special space, and this DIY tutorial is a great way to include texture in your home in a totally unique way.
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Published October 6th, 2016 7:29 PM
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Becky Dellinger Robertson on Jun 12, 2021
Oh my goodness!!! beautiful!!
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Johanne Palange on Jun 12, 2021
Very elegant. Usually, a wall gets painted white over which a dark colored stencil is applied. I find that to be 'in your face'. Yours is soft and chic. I would do this! I love it.
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Do you have any suggestions on how to navigate corners when applying the linen texture and the stencil?
I have two questions. First, can you explain "take off and landing technique"? And do you think I could do this over wall paper I primed it first? This is exciting! I really wanted to add some texture to a room but it has 40 year old wallpaper that wont budge and I REALLY dont want to have to sparkle the whole damn wall. Pretty sure this would kill two birds with one stone 😉 thanks a bunch, im feeling inspired